Opinion

The US president is seeking a legacy as a leader who did more for world peace than any other. But his actions say otherwise.

The US President has taken a hawkish stand on the bloc. Who will blink first?

On Kashmir Solidarity Day the wife of jailed Kashmiri pro-independence leader Yasin Malik, shares her personal tale of love and loss in the shadow of conflict.

Gaza is not a tourist paradise to seize, it’s a land that must be rebuilt for the Palestinians living there.

The US President’s aggressive manoeuvres offer Beijing a unique opportunity: bolster its already impressive engagements with nations.

Zionists are unleashing the same horrors on Palestinians that the Nazis once heaped on the Jewish people.

As Israel shuts down UNRWA in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, the move serves a strategic purpose: undermining Palestinian national liberation and the right of return.

Through a carefully orchestrated event in Palestine Square, Hamas used powerful symbolism to project control, strength, and legitimacy to its audience, and to the world.

The two neighbours have withstood many storms together to know that their collective future can only be secure if they bury their differences without delay.

The recent decision to end independent fact-checking on Instagram and Facebook could fuel global disinformation and exacerbate violence, especially in vulnerable regions.

Belgrade’s balancing act is being put to the test. Can it withstand the pressure from the military and economic powerhouses?

The La'l Note, a unique Indian currency issued to Muslim pilgrims travelling to Hajj in the 1950s and 1960s, has become a rare historical treasure worth over $63,000.

Despite the Zionist regime’s overwhelming military might, it failed to crush Hamas and the unyielding Palestinian spirit of resistance.

The outgoing US president promised to close the notorious prison but fell short. The detention centre remains a symbol of human rights abuses and unfulfilled reform.

As a tentative ceasefire takes hold, Palestinians may find a fleeting respite from devastation, but the path forward remains fraught with uncertainty.

A ceasefire offers Gaza a fragile reprieve, but rebuilding shattered lives, communities, and hope will require immense resilience and global support.

After years of political gridlock, the country now sees a chance to rebuild institutions, restore justice, and reduce sectarian influence.

What happened to the Prime Minister's once-promising leadership, and what lies ahead for Canada as it faces mounting challenges?

The incoming US president's rhetoric about using military force to annex the island has unsettled European leaders, particularly NATO allies, who fear it could strain transatlantic relations.

Türkiye's mediation between Somalia and Ethiopia is pivotal in resolving decades-long conflicts in the Horn of Africa, showcasing Ankara’s rising influence in global peace efforts.

The world's richest man's involvement with far-right leaders in Germany, France, Italy, and the UK has raised concerns about foreign meddling in government.

The West’s attempt to hit Moscow economically through its oil- and gas-dependent economy has failed. Kiev’s latest move only hints at its desperation.

As calls for accountability grow, India's hesitation to give up the former PM and longtime ally risks its global standing.

The people have been fighting for freedom for nearly a century, starting with the 1925 Great Syrian Revolt against colonial rule.

Tehran’s quest for regional dominance crumbles as military misadventures and internal failures end grand dreams of reviving the Persian empire.

The US-led West tried hard to frame the protests in Tbilisi as a pro-EU referendum. But Georgians spoke otherwise through the elections won by Georgian Dream.

As the US falls behind in the growing trade war, President-elect Trump has thrown down the gauntlet at the Asian giant. But can there be a winner in this war?

The tragedy and the subsequent anti-immigrant rhetoric and social polarisation demonstrate how social peace in Germany and Europe is at serious risk.

Why does international media’s coverage of Sudan remain limited, despite millions plunged into famine, displacement, and untold suffering?

If the war-torn country is to reemerge from civil war and economic collapse, regional powers like Türkiye will likely play a more important role in the long term.

The global body has added the traditional handwoven textile to its list of Intangible Cultural Heritage, further highlighting the value of the fabric.

A major geopolitical game unfolds behind the scenes as Syria’s new government appears to show some flexibility towards accommodating Russian geopolitical interests.

Sudan faces the world's worst hunger and displacement crisis, with millions suffering from famine and forced migration. Yet global attention remains scarce - here's why, and what to do about it.

Many people in the United States love a good revenge story in movies and media, but when it comes to real-life violence, most of us draw the line—at least for now.

International verdicts against war criminals like Ratko Mladic are a crucial step in honouring the victims of crimes against humanity. Like Bosnians, Syrians must embark on that path to justice.

In an attempt to consolidate power and sidestep accountability, Benjamin Netanyahu risks deepening political divides, weakening his fragile coalition and destabilising Israel's economy.

The president's return to power could reshape US policy in the Middle East, with his hawkish Cabinet's influence driving aggressive stances on Syria, Lebanon and other countries.